My project aims to provoke thought through a speculative Service Design that challenges how we fund Artistic Practice in this country. It explores the meaning and representation of art and what it means to be an Artist in our current society. My research reveals that art exists both as a gift and a commodity. As a gift, art provides a medium for articulation when words fail, helps us make sense of the world, enriches us culturally, and connects us with others. As a commodity, art becomes a packaged human expression sold in the marketplace. The gift contradicts the social norm of reciprocity, while the commodity has led us to value works of Art over the work of Artists. This project intends to challenge the macro-extractive model of the Mega Gallery by creating a micro-redistributive and regenerative model. This model champions Artistic Practice and restores art's place as a gift to be enjoyed by society as a whole.